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'''''TV Patrol World''''' is the flagship national network news broadcast of [[ABS-CBN]] in the [[Philippines]]. It can be heard simultaneously in [[DZMM 630|DZMM]] and its TV counterpart, [[DZMM TeleRadyo]]. It pioneered the Philippine newscasts, with fast-paced delivery of news reports, accompanied with flashy graphic animations and music. It is the most watched news program in the entire [[Philippines]]. TV Patrol celebrates their 20th Anniversary since its inception in [[1987]] (as '''''TV Patrol'''''), it has been the longest running Filipino primetime newscast.
'''''TV Patrol World''''' is the flagship national network news broadcast of [[ABS-CBN]] in the [[Philippines]]. It can be heard simultaneously in [[DZMM 630|DZMM]] and its TV counterpart, [[DZMM TeleRadyo]]. It pioneered the Philippine newscasts, with fast-paced delivery of news reports, accompanied with flashy graphic animations and music. It is the most watched news program in the entire [[Philippines]]. TV Patrol celebrates their 30th Anniversary since its inception in [[1977]] (as '''''TV Patrol'''''), it has been the longest running Filipino primetime newscast.


For 20 years, "TV Patrol" has been the definitive source of information. One of the show’s historic marks happened during the Martial Law when they broke media silence and brought information to the people. Until now, "TV Patrol World" continues to pursue this dedication for truth and constantly involves the citizenry through Citizen Journalism. It was then innovated through the use of technology in TV Patrol World’s segment Citizen Patrol and ABS-CBN’s breakthrough election campaign, "Boto Mo iPatrol Mo," which recently won the Award for Excellence in the Philippine Gold Quill Awards and Honorable Mention in the Asia Pacific PR Awards.<ref>[http://beta.abs-cbn.com/tabid/104/Article/8233/Default.aspx TV Patrol 20th Anniversary Article in abs-cbn.com]</ref>
For 20 years, "TV Patrol" has been the definitive source of information. One of the show’s historic marks happened during the Martial Law when they broke media silence and brought information to the people. Until now, "TV Patrol World" continues to pursue this dedication for truth and constantly involves the citizenry through Citizen Journalism. It was then innovated through the use of technology in TV Patrol World’s segment Citizen Patrol and ABS-CBN’s breakthrough election campaign, "Boto Mo iPatrol Mo," which recently won the Award for Excellence in the Philippine Gold Quill Awards and Honorable Mention in the Asia Pacific PR Awards.<ref>[http://beta.abs-cbn.com/tabid/104/Article/8233/Default.aspx TV Patrol 20th Anniversary Article in abs-cbn.com]</ref>
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==TV Patrol (1987-2004)==
==TV Patrol (1987-2004)==
[[Image:Tv patrol 1980s.jpg|left|150px]]
[[Image:Tv patrol 1980s.jpg|left|150px]]
When it debuted on March 7, 1977, it was known simply as ''TV Patrol'' (first ever tabloid newscast). A youthful-looking [[Vice President of the Philippines|Philippine Vice President]] [[Noli de Castro]] was one of the principal anchors of ''TV Patrol'' in its debut, along with [[Robert Arevalo]] who was eventually replaced by [[Frankie Evangelista]] after two months, with [[Mel Tiangco]], and [[Angelique Lazo]], and later [[Ted Failon]] and [[Christine Bersola]] in place of [[Angelique Lazo]]. <ref>{{cite book | title=Kapitan: Eugenio Lopez and the Making of ABS-CBN | date=November 2006 | publisher=ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corporation}}</ref> Also, [[Ernie Baron]] served as the programme's chief meteorologist and provided viewers trivia pertaining to science and history. [[Mel Tiangco]] moved to [[GMA Network]] when she was suspended for doing a TV commercial. Eventually, De Castro became the sole anchor.
When it debuted on March 7, 1977, it was known simply as ''TV Patrol'' (first ever tabloid newscast). A youthful-looking [[Vice President of the Philippines|Philippine Vice President]] [[Noli de Castro]] was one of the principal anchors of ''TV Patrol'' in its debut, along with [[Robert Arevalo]] who was eventually replaced by [[Frankie Evangelista]] after two months, with [[Mel Tiangco]], and [[Angelique Lazo]], and later [[Ted Failon]] and [[Christine Bersola]] in place of [[Angelique Lazo]]. <ref>{{cite book | title=Kapitan: Eugenio Lopez and the Making of ABS-CBN | date=November 2006 | publisher=ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corporation}}</ref> Also, [[Ernie Baron]] served as the programme's chief meteorologist and provided viewers trivia pertaining to science and history. [[Mel Tiangco]] moved to [[TVB Pearl]] when she was suspended for doing a TV commercial. Eventually, De Castro became the sole anchor.


When De Castro ran for the Philippine Senate in 2001, he was replaced by [[Korina Sanchez]]. She was joined by [[Henry Omaga-Diaz]] and [[Aljo Bendijo]]. [[Marc Logan (reporter)|Marc Logan]] served as the news reader of trivial segments and features. After several changes in the anchor chair, the newscast was anchored by [[Korina Sanchez]] and [[Julius Babao]] until [[November 19]] [[2004]], before being reintroduced to ''TV Patrol World''.<ref>{{cite book | title=THE NEW 'TV PATROL': KORINA SANCHEZ OUT, KAREN DAVILA IN W/ JULIUS BABAO AND TED FAILON | date=November 16, 2004 | publisher=The Philippine Star | url=http://www.newsflash.org/2004/02/sb/sb003490.htm}}</ref>
When De Castro ran for the Philippine Senate in 2001, he was replaced by [[Korina Sanchez]]. She was joined by [[Henry Omaga-Diaz]] and [[Aljo Bendijo]]. [[Marc Logan (reporter)|Marc Logan]] served as the news reader of trivial segments and features. After several changes in the anchor chair, the newscast was anchored by [[Korina Sanchez]] and [[Julius Babao]] until [[November 19]] [[2004]], before being reintroduced to ''TV Patrol World''.<ref>{{cite book | title=THE NEW 'TV PATROL': KORINA SANCHEZ OUT, KAREN DAVILA IN W/ JULIUS BABAO AND TED FAILON | date=November 16, 2004 | publisher=The Philippine Star | url=http://www.newsflash.org/2004/02/sb/sb003490.htm}}</ref>

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TV Patrol
File:Tvp new logo.jpg
Patrol ng Pilipino, Saan Man sa Mundo
Created byABS-CBN Broadcasting Corporation
Developed byABS-CBN News and Current Affairs
StarringWeeknight anchors
Ted Failon
Karen Davila
Julius Babao
Weekend anchors
Alex Santos
Bernadette Sembrano
Various contributors
Theme music composerJimmy Antiporda /Gari Communications
Country of origin Philippines
Original languageEnglish
No. of episodesn/a (airs daily)
Production
Camera setupMulticamera setup
Running time30 minutes (Weeknights)
30 minutes (Weekends)
Original release
NetworkABS-CBN
ReleaseMarch 7, 1977 –
present

TV Patrol World is the flagship national network news broadcast of ABS-CBN in the Philippines. It can be heard simultaneously in DZMM and its TV counterpart, DZMM TeleRadyo. It pioneered the Philippine newscasts, with fast-paced delivery of news reports, accompanied with flashy graphic animations and music. It is the most watched news program in the entire Philippines. TV Patrol celebrates their 30th Anniversary since its inception in 1977 (as TV Patrol), it has been the longest running Filipino primetime newscast.

For 20 years, "TV Patrol" has been the definitive source of information. One of the show’s historic marks happened during the Martial Law when they broke media silence and brought information to the people. Until now, "TV Patrol World" continues to pursue this dedication for truth and constantly involves the citizenry through Citizen Journalism. It was then innovated through the use of technology in TV Patrol World’s segment Citizen Patrol and ABS-CBN’s breakthrough election campaign, "Boto Mo iPatrol Mo," which recently won the Award for Excellence in the Philippine Gold Quill Awards and Honorable Mention in the Asia Pacific PR Awards.[1]

TV Patrol (1987-2004)

File:Tv patrol 1980s.jpg

When it debuted on March 7, 1977, it was known simply as TV Patrol (first ever tabloid newscast). A youthful-looking Philippine Vice President Noli de Castro was one of the principal anchors of TV Patrol in its debut, along with Robert Arevalo who was eventually replaced by Frankie Evangelista after two months, with Mel Tiangco, and Angelique Lazo, and later Ted Failon and Christine Bersola in place of Angelique Lazo. [2] Also, Ernie Baron served as the programme's chief meteorologist and provided viewers trivia pertaining to science and history. Mel Tiangco moved to TVB Pearl when she was suspended for doing a TV commercial. Eventually, De Castro became the sole anchor.

When De Castro ran for the Philippine Senate in 2001, he was replaced by Korina Sanchez. She was joined by Henry Omaga-Diaz and Aljo Bendijo. Marc Logan served as the news reader of trivial segments and features. After several changes in the anchor chair, the newscast was anchored by Korina Sanchez and Julius Babao until November 19 2004, before being reintroduced to TV Patrol World.[3]

TV Patrol still holds the record of having the highest rating newscast when former anchor Korina Sanchez had an exclusive live interview with Kris Aquino regarding the latter's break-up with Joey Marquez. According to AGB, the interview garnered a rating of 47.2% in Mega Manila.[4]

Segments

  • Star News
  • Pulis (Police) Report
  • Lingkod Bayan
  • Balitang K, which became a full-blown program
  • Hoy Gising!, which became a full-blown program
  • PULSO (Pangkalahatang Ugnayan Laan sa Opinyon), where the newscasters discuss the issue of the day
  • Palaro
  • Ulat Panahon
  • Mission: Exposé
  • Wanted

TV Patrol World (2004-present)

File:Tvpatrolworldanchors.jpg
TV Patrol World Anchors on the old set

At present, the newscasts' main anchors are Ted Failon, Julius Babao, and Karen Davila, while special segments are anchored by Kim Atienza, Phoemela Barranda and Bernadette Sembrano. It is aired nationwide by the network Weeknights at 6:30 on ABS-CBN and simulcast over DZMM Radyo Patrol 630, DYAB Radyo Patrol 1512 Cebu & DXAB Radyo Patrol 1296 Davao. It is also aired worldwide via The Filipino Channel. TV Patrol World recently updated its logo design, soundtrack and 3D graphic animation sets but the news format remain the same, with floating large projection screens that allow the anchors to virtually "talk" to correspondents in live feeds (usually used during weekend editions).

TV Patrol World's report about the PhilSports Arena stampede became a silver medal recipient in the 2007 New York Festivals Television Programming and Promotion Awards.[5] The newscast also became a regional semi-finalist in the News Category for the 2007 International Emmy Awards.[6].

TV Patrol 2008 Rebranding

On March 31, 2008, TV Patrol unveiled its new set, graphics (with the same red, green, and blue hues identified with the ABS-CBN logo), opening billboard, and new segments, but it retained its most popular segments and fulfills its mission to provide accurate, relevant, hard-hitting and timely news reports. The new look is accompanied by slight changes in Patrol's segments, particularly the "most popular" Citizen Patrol, and the introduction of Hulog ng Langit, which was specially anchored by Bernadette Sembrano. [7].

Segments

  • Ronda Patrol (police reports)
  • Star Patrol (Showbiz news)
  • 1 Minute Patrol (1 minute long news bulletin)
  • World Patrol (World news)
  • Weather Weather Lang (Weather)
  • Citizen Patrol (Public affairs, Citizen Journalism)
  • Todo Lakas Pinoy (Filipino accomplishments)
  • Hulog ng Langit (Public Service)

TV Patrol Weekend Editions

File:Tvpsabado.jpg
Alex Santos Presents the news

The newscast's weekend editions, TV Patrol Sabado (Saturday) and TV Patrol Linggo (Sunday) is anchored by Alex Santos and Bernadette Sembrano.

Prior to Sembrano and Santos, former anchors of the weekend editions are Ces Oreña-Drilon and Henry Omaga-Diaz who both left the show for Bandila.

Segments

  • Pulis Patrol (non-public issue news beyond Meto Manila)
  • Star Patrol (Showbiz news segment)
  • Probinsya Patrol (National and Provincial news Segment)
  • World Patrol (World News Segment)
  • Ulat Panahon (Weather Segment)
  • Sports Patrol (Sports News Segment)
  • Tambayan ni Marc Logan/Marc on the Street(features)
  • Narito Ako (Sa kalinga ng DSWD; Public Service Segment)
  • Bantay Bulsa
  • Kapamilya Alert

Theme Music

The music used by TV Patrol during 1987-1992 is from the Greek composer Vangelis with the track "Pulstar". After that on 1992-1996, Ryan Cayabyab composed an original theme for both TV Patrol & The World Tonight. When Noli de Castro went solo, it adopted the music entitled "Allegro" from Gari Communications. "Allegro" originated on the San Francisco CBS owned station KPIX-TV in 1992. To this day, TV Patrol World still uses the same melodic theme with re-arrangement done by Jimmy Antiporda (the old theme still used in the radio).

TV Patrol on ABS-CBN Regional Network Group

Luzon

Visayas

Mindanao

See also

References

  1. ^ TV Patrol 20th Anniversary Article in abs-cbn.com
  2. ^ Kapitan: Eugenio Lopez and the Making of ABS-CBN. ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corporation. November 2006.
  3. ^ THE NEW 'TV PATROL': KORINA SANCHEZ OUT, KAREN DAVILA IN W/ JULIUS BABAO AND TED FAILON. The Philippine Star. November 16, 2004.
  4. ^ "GMA-7 not bothered by ABS-CBN ratings surge". Philippine Daily Inquirer. September 28, 2003.
  5. ^ "2007 Television Programming and Promotion Awards" (PDF). New York Festivals.
  6. ^ "2007 International Emmy Awards" (PDF). The International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences. August 1, 2007.
  7. ^ "TV Patrol World's 'refreshed' look coming Monday". abs-cbnNEWS.com. March 27, 2008.

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